Art
Art assumes many different forms. Majoring in art provides an opportunity to explore these various forms and identify specific interests. The art curriculum includes courses on the historical, theoretical and technical aspects of art. A major in art can provide a variety of career opportunities.
Skills
A person working in an art related field should possess the following qualities and skills:
- Artistic ability
- Creativity
- Computer skills
- Communication
- Hand-eye coordination
Career Opportunities
An art major may work in any of these capacities:
- Teacher/Professor
- Art Historian
- Gallery Director
- Textile Designer
- Fashion Editor
- Corporate Art Consultant
- Medical Illustrator
- Studio Artist
- Interior Designer
- Graphic Director
- Illustrator
- Photographer
Core Art courses that may be helpful in pursuing the major**:
- Introduction to Drawing
- Intermediate Drawing
- Two Dimensional Design
- Three Dimensional Design
- Survey of Art
**Specific art requirements will vary depending on the baccalaureate granting institution.
Looking for more information? Check out these resources.
- WISCareers – “Wisconsin’s career exploration and planning website.” Contact Student Affairs for access to this website.
- Transfer Information System (TIS) – Access a transfer planning guide for specific majors and UW institutions.
- Course Schedule – Search for courses available at UWFox
- Education advisors – An excellent resource for all your academic and career questions.
- Ted DuFour, Student Affairs Coordinator
- Tina Koch, Student Affairs Specialist
- Brenda Gabrielson, Student Affairs Coordinator
- Tammy Brunette, Adult Student Advisor
- Rebecca Beringer, Student Affairs Multi-Cultural Advisor
- Tammy Ladwig, Assistant Professor